Indian police probe violence over dead cow
By Meleltus EZE Police in India are investigating whether a deadly protest over the alleged slaughter of a cow, was aimed at sparking religious tension
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Foreign Debts: Avoid economic slavery, don warns low income countries
By Giwa SHILE A Don, Dr Boniface Igbeneghu, has warned low income countries to avoid economic slavery by curbing their penchant for borrowing and incurring
EU may lift ban on beans, other exports by Q1 2019 – Minister’s aide
By Olaleke ASHAFA The Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (FMARD) says that the European Union (EU)’s ban on dried beans, smoked catfish and
Equinor sets to talk with Tanzania over LNG project
By Elizabeth ADENUGA Norway’s Equinor says it is ready to start talks with the Tanzanian government on the possibility of developing a Liquefied Natural Gas
BREXIT: May’s government loses contempt vote over legal advice
By Olaleke ASHAFA British Prime Minister Theresa May’s government was found in contempt of parliament on Tuesday for refusing to release its full legal advice
Japan-Nigeria parliamentary friendship league inaugurated
By Elizabeth ADENUGA The Japan-Nigeria Parliamentary League has been inaugurated at the First Members Hall of the Lower House in the Japanese Parliamentary Building, Tokyo. The
Nigeria’s resolution on education to pass overwhelmingly at UN – Amb. Bande
By Thompson ABISOLA A resolution, being sponsored by Nigeria to declare Jan. 24 every year as the International Day of Education, is expected to pass
UN scribe mourns Bush
By Thompson ABISOLA UN Secretary-General, António Guterres, has expressed sadness at the news of the death of former U.S. President, George H.W. Bush, who died
World AIDS Day: NGO urges FG to increase female condom circulation
By Olaleke ASHAFA An Abuja-based Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), Anneozeng Ogozi Aid Foundation, has urged the Federal Government to increase the number of female condoms in circulation
UN helping exhausted people in migrant caravans return home
By Giwa SHILE Hundreds of people from Central American States who joined the human caravans travelling towards the United States have been helped home after
